Sentence examples for make palatable from inspiring English sources

Musical backing can also make palatable an overwritten sentence or clichéd turn of phrase.

First at Bergen and then at the Norwegian Theatre in Christiania from 1857 to 1862, Ibsen tried to make palatable dramatic fare out of incongruous ingredients.

But I'm not sure any actress could make palatable the pathos-generating bit about Margaret's beloved cat, Coco, whose disappearance adds yet another layer to the poor woman's pile of sorrows.

In it I have made an attempt to meet the needs of the average household, to make palatable dishes with simple means and to lift everyday cooking out of the commonplace".

To then decide that part of the solution involves classifying some sports as "butch" and others as "girlie", to endorse such stereotypes, seems to me to show a cackhandedness which no amount of sequinned socks can make palatable.

For the first time, it recommends, head teachers should be free to admit children whose families have incomes that are so low that the children are offered free school meals.The reasoning behind these proposals is fairly clear: they are necessary to make palatable the opening of the independently-run but state-funded "free" schools, the first tranche of which will admit pupils in September.

Ultimately, this was how "modern" could be made palatable.

The darkness of their stories is made palatable by their comic underpinning.

This is high geekery made palatable by the evident love pulsing through every sentence.

A difficult passage in American history was thus smoothed over and made palatable and familiar.

Cartoon violence is something very vivid and dark but made palatable for children in a fun way.